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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-22

For the management If vegetable gardens
and practical instructions concerning the
culture OF flowers hints and inforna-
ton concerning all kinds al seeds, planting
and cultivating all vegetables and flowers
j.. NJ. Ferry n Co.'s Seed Annual for lsss
will he found as complete as any work of n
sim lar character ever ISSUED. The variety
aud extraordinary range of Information
given renders their Annual worthy the
special attention of everyone Interested in
having luscious Vegetables or beaut iful
flowers. u. VI. Ferry n 90. make thesrpw
ing and sale Of Onion Seed u leading special
~, aud give SO much information On onion
culture as to make their Annual oi pei
maneut value to all onion growers aud
gardeners. The Annual can be- bad iorask-
ing. Address u. NJ. FERG, K co., Detroit,
Mich.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-22

As Christmas approaches the ittie f'iks
are Specializing and wondering what their
parents are going to pm, in their stockings.
In some instances they enurneraie the
things they would like to have. \ few
evenings since IA little four year old miss
declared herself in manner that would
have paralyzed Old Santa Claus himself
could he have heard her wants. lierfather,
after counting up the cost finally asked:
"Is there anything more you want :?
"No. das all
You don't want the earth, then
NO"
s.\or the sun moon aud stars
She hesitatcd n moment. then lookin.
wi-tfully ut her father. said;
"Yes. dee would like "a few of the stars
to play with
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-22
Cleveland on the 7 riM Quest on.

President Cleveland IN his last message
defines very clearly the position which he
takes on tn. much veSed tariff question.
and as he will doubtless b, upheld in the
Democratic conventions. aud Mr.. Blaine,
the tried leader of the republicans. Is op-
posed to Mr.. Clevelani's theories. il is
evident that the voters in the nest Election
will have something besides Little Hoca
bonds AID Maria IIalsin Ia think about.
Quit likely they will decide the question
tariff rs il Is. thisher2) or redured tariff.
(fre. tfade?)
Two newspapers. which take Voice the
different policies. bat with ail their ranc"r
] can only learn that il the tariff reforn,ers
succeed in carrying out their wild theories
the country il going to the "demnition
bow-wows." while il the protectionists are
not defeated we might as well prepare for n
reign Of terror.
Now, between these two papers. am
dreadfully worried aud kept awake 81
nights. and really think that somehow the
country is in bad shape. Cannot this
subject I've discussed in your columns this
winter? Let some one advance an argu-
ment. or make an assertion in favor al
free trade" protection" or tariff Tor
revenue only. and am sure that some
one will b. found who will oppose the argu-
nent ar attempt To refute the assertion.
aud we may he able to decide to our satis-
faction which il right.
Yours for health.
JONI X. BARRows.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-22
MAIDEN LOCALS.

T. l.. Poland left Friday morning for the
east.
B,nj. Farrar has moved into town from
north Fork.
ing- last saturday.
Mrs. T. l,iglen is confined to her bed
from nervous pro-tration.
We see the smilin. rountcnance ri Frank
Mitchell on our streets again.
pr. aud Mrs. stone, of ~. Maennis, were
over sunday. purchasing Christmas pres
ent-.
Tommy Bislcn arrived in town last sun.
day from Helena where he had been Tor
the past month.
Remember the Chris. mas tree aud baby
show at the skating rink. saturday Eve.
See programme elsewhere.
l.. Belanscrs new store is receiving n
fresh coat oi paint Mr.. Wilcox. OF Me-
Donald creek, IL the artist.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Poland is making very fine
display of holiday goods at her store next
door t. hardware store.
Wallace Sheakley has 80 far recovered
from h- injuries az to he on the streets
again. and We expect to see Ar. Dennins out
in lew days.
Mr.. n Mrs. lIolztmer. Of Lewistown, were
in town sunday and Monday. PURCHASING
furuiturc and hardware; also Mr.. n MIR
! stephen May. This speaks well Ior tn,
enterprise of our merchants.
/ DC. VanBurcn has bought j. y. Grncs
berk'a l-l6 interest in the Meteor and
/ keystone mines for "a good round figure
i This property is destined to be one OF tn.
! best in the Judith mountains.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-22

will hold public examination, tt the
I.cwistown school house. IN December -,
1sS1 An thooa ,iesirous.- Of obtaining
teachers certificates. and all whose ccrti-
iicates are about to expire. are requested
to he present. Examination will com
mence at . IA. III. and close at / p. m.
DAVID tAIBHEATH
Supt. schools.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-22

William Neeser. Il wood chopper in the
Judith mountains while in the act If car
rying two pals al water mp ii hill last FRI
day fell and broke his arm at the wrist.
It WAS set by Dr. Hanson.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-22

The 60 partnership hrrrtninrr existing
hrtw-rn Jacob lIolzr.ner AMI Frank Day.
under the .ir,u nam. of II ,lzrmer * Day. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All accounts due the late firm will he col
lect.d by Jacob Hozemer, who will also
pay all indebtedness of the same.
JACOB IioIzEMER
FRANK DAY.
Lewistown, Mont, Dee. l. 1887.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-22
FARM Looms.

We are prepared to negotiate long time
loans on improved farms in Fergus county
For particulars apply to
WALLACE, STYLES X THORNBURGH,
Helena. Montana.
Or. RuDoLr voS ToBEI. JE., Lewistown.
R.ference-Fir.t National Bank. Helena.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-22

L. II. McShane. oil the fay stat" 'a'tit
Co.. came up from Judith Landing Monday
Remember the Christmas dance la ien-
sen : hail, Tomorrow evening. Everybody
invited.
Johnny GilLerson was in town last week,
looking happy over the arrival Of II little
daughter in his family.
pr. Hawn. Maiden, carries "a large stock
of smoking aud chewing tohaccos which he
il selling M reduced prices.
Now is your time I" nurchasr Holiday
Goods al pr l;awn storr Maiden, ut re-
duccd prices. fof everything i. going of
rapdly.
j. NJ. llobcnsack has moved into town
with his family aud occupies the upper
story OF Mr.. Brerrtou's residence, On Wash
inston street.
koontz, the as-ailant Of sam. Phillips.
was bound over 10y Justice Toomhs in
the sum of S35o.OO to await the action of
the grand jury.
M,RRIEp-A Billings on the 10th inst.
Wilfrcd W. Earle to Miss Nancy 4. Brown.
both 81 Iavina, Mont. Justice \. Camp
hell officiating.
see advertisement of masquerade ball to
DE given in the Maiden Skating Rink. Fri
day evening. December both. 4 good time
is guaranteed.
Mr. & Mrs. y. NJ. Stingle wish to extend
their heartfelt thanks to those OF our eiti-
zens who rendered them assistance during
their recent "A tjlict ion,
Oliver a;utra, tins NTH. received this week
a complete stock 81 goods in his line. For
any art Gle in tinware. stove furnishings
stovepipe, etc, give him II call.
Til. Billings coach went out laden with
goods to-day II like this route, said the
driver, because it saves twenty miles tn
my nose. threat Falls Tribune.
Tie coroner's inquest over the remains
OF Clinton Stingle rendered II verdict To the
effect that the ,lcceasc came to his death
by u pistol shot fired by his own hand.
NJ. q. Mains. the Billings Jeweler. has an
un,sally large assortment Of fine iewe'lry,
suitable for Christmas presents. Write
him for prices ON any article you may
desire.
The race between ''Buckskin" and "tiray
Eagle, the horses that were to run some
time ago at this place, will occur at the
post On New Year. The money is up and
the race is 60.
The price of tickets for the ball Ia br
gwen tomorrow evening in .Iensen's Hall.
have been placed at $500, including sup.
per- Remember everybody is invited and
u grand time assured.
The anniversary exercises of astlc Noun
tain Lodge No. 10, I. -. q. r.. of White
sulphur Springs. will take place ON Mon
day evening Jan. I'd. 1858. A grand bal
will follow the installation of Officers.
We extend an invitation To everyone "a
come and see our general stock of goots
aud make selections for your friends Will,
you can get first choice FOR bali the money
---rn. ray elsewhere, at Dr. Hawn's store
Maiden.
Remember I he Christ mas tree, Satur,ia,
evening. at the NJ. T.. church. All are in
yited to come nd make their friends and
relatives a present through this medium
The ladies will see to it that every child
present gets something.
VIM. Smyth returned from New iorI
last week and intends to remain in Lewis
town until spring. Mr.. Smyth left for tn
east with his family about two month";
ago. The latter will make their home il
fenn-yivanir during the winter
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-22

TIL. ladies 81 the Methodist church will
give an oyster supper next Wednesday
evening D,c-mbr goth. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-22
Tc.rilorial Teachers Association.

Institute Of the Territorial Teachers
Association OF Montana. il announced To
be held in Helena. on Tuesday, "Wednesday
aud Thurs lay. Dee. 21th. a>tl and 2?'h.
Arrangements have been made with the
various railroads for ii one and one hitt
fare. \ superior programme has been pre-
pared. Free entcrtNilnrnt VII " pTO-
vled all visiting teachers.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-22

Programme for Monday evening Decem-
Der 10Th:
Debate - Resolved, That protectiTs
tariff il beneficial to the United states
, Affirmative, Il. Won TobeI. Ell. prFra'c
J. NJ. Vroon,an. Negatives Dan. Brcreton
| u. A. Mengher, +. T.. Smith.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-22
MONEY to "a. ' and ,-', s.,.r g'' +.

and will send you free. something {" great value
and imr.fta nc YOU. tina. viii start YOU in bust
n,s, hirh will brir- yon in more money rish'
away than anything els. il this world. Ah. on
can do the work aud live al home. fiihrr -"si an
ages sau,.thing n.s. that Just coin, none. tor
ali WORKER W. viii -fari You: capital 'i"t need
Ell. It'll, j. one ~ the genuine, Important
chance, OF a lifetime T,a>' he AZ" amhiti"'i-
and ent,rpri>jn- will nur ,lelav 'rrani uuiii, no
AfIr.-s Tllt - 90 .la:ust4 NsiHt
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-22
Chri .mas Programme at Maj len.

Following is the programme for the
thrstma exercises, Ia BE- given IN the
Skating Rink at Maiden. ON christn mas eve,
Saturday. December 9th.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-22

4. N. Thompson is our authorized agent
At Maiden, to I. Ike subscriptions. collect
paymeat therefor and receipt for same.
FELL 4 vROoMAN.
Pubs. ARGUs.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-22

GALLERY BELOW VI. T.. CHURCH.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Fine winter for stock so lar.
Merry Christmas" to all our readers.
Par. Gum Boots at DcWitt's.
Suits made to order at DeWitt's.
Turkey shoot tomorrow. Try your luck.
U.P. Brooks goes I" Helena this week
ON business.
HUGH Green, 81 IT. Maginnis was in town
last saturday
Christine toys just received at peWi''s.
Gall and see them.
Fresh candies for the holidays, just re-
,civ,,i at DcWitt's.
Mr.. & Mrs u. l.. shafcr, of Cottonwood.
were in town yesterday.
New line nf impaired and domestic sigarr
Just arrived. at B,Wit's.
I:onx On prcelnhcr 9th, 1857. I" the
vile ri Allen rierse, "a boy.
See advertisement "f pr. E,wns closing
out sale in another column.
James H. Moe has gone to Helena to re-
main until after the holidays.
w. Mcdonald, of Grass Range, was il
town u couple of days this week.
school Supt. Calbrcath was in town first
"i week accompanied 10y his mother.
Don't forget the grand bah at Mc'inn'
Hotel. Cottonwood tomorrow evening.
superb Albums at fulv"r's art gallery
Jus, the thing for IA Christmas present.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22
ESSE

\ Tariff for revenue is the only
legal, just, eqnitahl', reasonaoIe'
constitutional Tariff. Any other
IS stealing fom the poor under cover
Of the law. 1t IS highway ROBBERY
Upon tui5 plank TIE Democratic
party can win. On any other 1t
org1t and will fell. Local self g"N>
ercment for the people and by the
people IS the only Democratic form
of G government that ought /" obtain
on this continent. Any ether kIno
Of Government ought to anG We ne>
iieve will be repudiated by the pe0-
nle. The Locvl offices in the Dts>
trict of Columbia ought to be hlIeu
nv citizens of that District ire
local offices of the Territories ought
to be filed by bonifide citizens oil
the Territories as well as all Local
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22

Offices in the States b. the citizens
Of the States. This i lie bedrock
al Foundation stone cc tie Detuo-
cratic party. Take this principle
from under the Democratic temple.
AMI she will tumble to the ground.
Think how we abominated aud de
sDised the alien enemies and stran
gers TO the commonwealth Of North
Carolina, who were appointed to
rule over Us in the days Of aboulinh-
tlon ana reconstruction toy the Re
publican party. Yet Cleveland has
doae this very thing in tie District
and in the Territories. These will!
ne two Of the main sues in the
next campaign. White supremacy
Will be another. Turn the TascaIs
out will be another. Clr,aii cXEen-
ses will be another. The Rcpuhl.-
cans can very we'll raise the the cry
"turn the rascals on. and open the
book because their rascals are still.
in and the 90 5 are still unoI e
Cd.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22
UNIVERSITY
OF
NORTH CAROLINA !
CHAPEL HILL~N, G..

The session Is divided into two terms:
the first beginning the last Thursday in
August and ending at Christmas, the
second beginning early in January and
ending first Thursday in Jnc. Tuition,
5000 for each term. For room rent
and service, s. 90 per term. Those un>
able to pay tuition are allowed to gi;e
their notes, secured If possible, Tuiuon
in the Normal Course free. Post Gradu-
ate instruction also free The Faculty IS
now sufficiently strong to give instruction
in wide range Of studies.
For terms in the Law School apply to
Hon. johG~ Manning, Ill. b. For Cata-
Iogues apply 10 W. I. Patterson, Bursar,
Chapel Hill, \, c. For special inform
alton apply to
KEMP p. BATTLE, LII. b.
jul lin.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22

>'' l''''l 49, 90 49, =
i, &. Hogs 4 Co. 4
MEAh MEAL NEAL. For sale by
w. II. KITCHIN at Brick Mil.
McSsrs. Edmondscn & Joscv are the
Eclipse Cotton planter in this place
Full line OF white goods at y. Is. JoSey
Pasturage furnished for COWS and colts
from now until November or December
ken for less than two dollars for shorter
time. Cattle will get fat in six weeks.
w. II kITCHIN. -.
Lawns in abundance at \. B. Joscy j
Co.'S at SC.
Call to see the new goods at \. b
where.
Parasors and umbrellas we have got
NJ. Uoffman's.
mn, hmod Of no t' 3'' nnor< viii
Eo,G a,,', ''' a taia thcm
a,S2o,
VIII. K!rcII1N.
U.S. I Ca t t,'S WI, ~ s scII ot
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22
ANENn TO BONE SCRAPING

Edward ShepbcrI, Of Harrisburg, IT..
Jaws. Having received 50 much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty to
let sufftrlrg humanity know It. Have
had a running sore on my leg for eight
Years: my doctors told me l would have
70 have the bone ScraPed or Lee amput-
ated. used, instead, three bottles Ct
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Buck
lens Arnica Saive, and my leg is now
sound and we'll, Electric Bitters al e
sold at fifty cents bottle, and BuckleD' )
Arnica Saive at 25c. per box by E. Z.
Whitehead q Co. -
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22

Mrs Nora Harris baby. seven months
Ola 41ed last Saturday night. We feel
Tor the mother who loses her child. bY.
tAe mothers loss IS the child's gain. vet
we grIeVe to.-4se the mother nouns
II IS the hottest weather we have Seen
IN the last fifty years. The THERMOMETERS
don't stand at all. Itjust keeps going IN
yonder- Wesaw the Mercury when il
past l057 and We haven't seen it since.
Mrs. R. f. Hancock, one Of the lowell
est specimens Of womanhood Ief, US Mon
day for Llttieton. We hope that her visit
I" L'tt'cten will be a pleasant one and
that she will soon return home fully re
stored to perfect health.
We are always glad to welcome to our
town young men as well as young ladies.
and VIC are sure that the presence ofna.
young man IS more highly appreciated
than that of the clever and handsome
young nan Mr., f. G. Curre of Oxrora
Miss Naomi Alsbrook, a sweet little
girl of five years, daughter Of Mr.. r.
All brook, died Wednesday night. We
extend to the bcreavcd parents our sym
pathy IN their loss. Let the parents and
friends rejoice that one more angel j.
ADDED to the army in the Kingdom Of
God.
| seem to hear the marriage bells rings
ing, Guess for whom they are ringing.
Since Mr.. 6. a. VS. return from Peters
burg. he has been IN sad and solemn
choly state Of mind, but another anglic
form clothed in heavenly beauty now
darts across his pathway that makes his
ace glow with sudden beauty.
MIR. Owen 5 letter on education as un.
avoidab.y crowded cut this week. He
is a man of much experience as an educ
ator, and added thereto he possesses
sound practicable horse sense, and very
uncommon thing IN this age and gcner-
alton. Read his letter IN our next issue
and re-read his letter in our last issue
before this.
Oh, for cooling breeze OF money 90 to
the mountains. VIII not our de-
lingrcnt subscribers have mercy upon us.
and send in their subscription and let no
one know it but us. and if you don't let
any one know that you were IN arrear-
age,we never VIII, Deduct - per cent for
collection and If that won't satisfy you
deduct fifty per cent and send US the
balance aud we we will send receipt for
full amount.
We were at Miss NoveIla Higgs' danes
ing school on Wednesday evening. The
little ones enjoyed it finely, and arc i'm
proving rapidly. Miss IIiggs is the most
remark able dancer for her age we have
ever seen Of lard of. 1t is rea: treat
to see her dance Fishers Io1npIpe and
the High-Land-hing We saw in the
hall two oil maIvcd women, Old enough
almost to be the mothers Of statesmen.
poets, orators, and historians who seem
to enjoy the fun more than the little ones,
each of whom. although matronly in APP
pearanCe. looked as though they desired
above all thisgS to substract from fifteen
to thirty years from their ages respective
lY. that they might live life over again.
Thus IS life in the fair sex as we see il
daily.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR


- - bat the name indicates \ "Rs-u'a~
tor" - that nsest important organ. tic
Liver. l. yoHr Liver aut ot oEdeT- 1h.n -
yogr whole system derar gel, the breath
offensive, yaa have headache. fesl 'aa>
sud. 6isp5rltci. and nervous. ma appr>
lite. sleep Is troubled and rn-,C~c. hn--
simmons Liver Regulator restores the
healthy action fthe LAYER. >sc Tia: YOU
get the Genuine, prepared by }. II. Zel'rn
& Go
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22

,,,.,..,,..,
now,
,.....,,-u,.ou - ~
.,dr, '0''S' Vi 'He
place.
Nr: 4 i, Hi, Jr.Ieit for Plltsboro
-1'''''S'
YI.. Tar,nararco >scoc,a+;o,, ,,o,, o.,,
We arc sorry to learn Of tle sickness
u. Mr.. oAnIHc BrmAieY.
. L; ' XXX Nm is,,'o G;. o. d. LOUIS IS
The weather is lust oppressive u,on
the rich as 1t is upon the poor
he season OF &aycty. OF lawn parties
'''>' 10 "P0'' Us
i.,..sif1u,, lis s;stnr Nrs \ r Go.0,, 49,
W were glad to see in our town last
wee" 'ir' H. Liza" renee Oh FhiIa'elphla.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22

District Of Columbia SHOULD be the
.hjrl plank. A bimetalic standard
Of values and the payment Of all
debts and Obligation both private
and public with either as the debtor
may prefer, should be the fourth
plank. No soldier rot disabled fIom
|uunds received while in actuel
service ought to receive a pension
from the government, shout be the
fifth plank. Not TO exceed five
millions annually should be expend-
ed on rivers and harborS, ought to
be the sixth. And the party ought
to pledge itself against granting
subsidies and building up and los-
teTlng monupllies. These are some
Of the leading features from our
standpoint the next nation Demos
cratic platform ought to contain.
with these and many Others Tend
ing IN lhe same lne and tending in
the same direction which would nat
uraIiY follow, the Democratic PARTY
coulG, With Democrat at the head
ana tail Of the ticket sweep the coun-
try. But with a WiSh-a-Washy, milk
and cider, Zip shod, go-between
IT man- nttocm, il Will be OVERCOME
and buried ont of sight. A manly,
firm, gnltied exposition Of its rrin-
oip!es, without any trimming or heir
splitting, or mOnIleying viii adt
much to its strength. Our weak>
ness as rule has been because We
were either afraid or too timid or
too modest to set forth our prjnci~
piles and doctrines III clear and uu-
mistakable terms and with cour-
aye of our convictions that would
reach the hear Of the American pc
pc. Sam TiIden.s platform was
''TariN rOr revenue only ana Sam
was elected President by 263,0
majority, but neither TiIden nor the
party that stood behind him had the
manhood and courage to assert and
maintain their constitutional, legal
rights, so the constitution was tramp
led under foot, and man never
elected WAS declared President end
Installed in Office. Hancock and his
directors were in favor Of protection
incidental so>cailed, and were inc
dentally defe. ted 10y 4 large major
itY. and nothing saved The defeat Of
Cleveland but one Burchard with his
three Rs, Rum, ROmanism AMI Re
helIiOn. We understand That
committee of seventeen have waited
on Burchard and made arrangements
to pat golden paddock on his
mouth. 50 if this be so, we shall not
have as our right hover il the mex
thnsa thrfe RS A~d
u.,,',.t +,.,,. hol,, :, tho nov. oIo,,
+,,o Ianas G. RIsio,hn Idol of The
poa,,,I,.o., ,,or+v u;l boat C,oyo.
49, I,4..a ,- vo.l. o,o
$780,. r,-.. ..o.,a ai,-;+,. Can't
tLot nlaos of RI.ino h.tars
- Ill :; tno,o ,ouor IA dofaot
ona nam 40
,,,ouo - ,ho f,+uro AMI wifi, ,ho
r,nai orae il tbo lo.k oround a,d
,,a p,a o,t IT ito connoio, N,
p,oioo rn,,I h, o.,ra 20 1.fa.t r1,oyar
-. NJ I,.,lo,1 oo,,o+
.,-.
a., u.o, oa,r,. +,o rohor
1870, - Now yo-k No oct IF his
-. ..,,,: :4 II, Inns a.
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49, 1.,,..;. -,,,.;oar Ia .s
DI-1.03 l,,,,.o.aar ar Eow york NV
- ,.,,.o1 Do.,,l;,on ona not
49, D.Ioa..ta ord his friends now
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22
luE WILMINGTON STAR.


Attention is called to the following re-
duced rates Of subscription, cash in
advance.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22

For shorter time than one wear
fuy per cent added to the prorata
yearly rate. No departure from
these terms.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22

Mrs. R. E. Hancock, one of the lowell
est specimens womanhood Ief; US Mon
DAY for LIttleton. We hope that her visit
I" L'tt'cten will be pleasant one and
that she will soon return home ruIIv 70
stored to perfect health.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22

Our laco5 and cmbro1derles are Of the
latest designs and were bought to match
our dress goods which comprise new
veiliugs. trirots. crinkle>. batlstes, lawns.
SatinS. ginghams and so forth,
NJ. Hoffman.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22

1t Is the hottest weather we have seen
IN the last fifty years. The thermometer
don stand at all. Itjust keeps going up
yonder, Wesaw the Mercury when j,
past l057 and We haven't seen il since
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-22

Mrs Nora Harris baby, seven months
Of" lied last Saturday night. We feel
Tor the mother WHO loses her child, ba:
eAe mothers loss IS the chiId's gain. vet
we grleVe tn.-4Sv the mother mourns